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south east
within 25 miles
Dec 1, 2025
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ACT & Southern Tablelands Weedspotter

The aim of this project is to involve community members in the early detection and reporting of weeds so that ACT government and NSW council weeds officers can respond quickly to minimise the potential spread of problem weeds.

Multiple locations, including yours!

  • Ongoing
Citizen Sciencesouth eastnswwingecaribee actqueanbeyanmonarosouthern tablelandstumutecology & environmentweedsmulwareepalerangsnowy riverlocal land serviceslachlanyasscoomallsshireweednrmbombalagoulburnmulwaree, nrm, act, council, palerang, wingecaribee, queanbeyan, yass, shire, bombala, goulburn, lls, south east, lachlan, weed, nsw, local land services, snowy river, southern tablelands, monaro, tumut, cooma, weeds councilbiodiversity

Northern Rivers Fire and Biodiversity Consortium Inc.

Bell Miner Associated Dieback Best Practice Project

Evaluate the removal of mid-storey density in disturbed forests using prescribed fire, weed control and bush regeneration as a method to restore BMAD affected forest.

Anywhere
  • Ongoing
Citizen ScienceEducationEcology & EnvironmentBirds biodiversity birdsdatalandholdersbird monitoringtree health across the northern rivers region of new south walesaustralialocations of native bell miner colonies treesbmad affected forestbell miner associated dieback (bmad)gondwana world heritage

Ghosts of the Coast

Document the formation of ghost forests.

Multiple locations, including yours!

  • Ongoing
Citizen ScienceOcean Water MarineEducationEcology & Environmentsalt waterswampseawaterwoodtree stumpdisturbancegedan labglobal warmingeast coastcoastal ecologytidekeryn gedandelmarva peninsulafloodingsalt water intrusionsurvey123somerset countyfloridaeastern shoremarshgeorgiahurricanevirginia coast reservedead treesdying forestnorth carolinaphragmitespinelow elevationsoildroughtcoastalthe george washington universityfloodstorymaptidal inundationdelawarespartina patenschanging shorelinebleached treesprime hook national wildlife refugechesapeake baydelaware baysalt tolerant plantskilling treesmaritime forestcoastal educationvirginiaforeststormdying treescordgrasssaltwater marshesmarsh migrationblack needle rushsea level risesouth carolinaecologycattus islandtree deathstumpsapsalt tolerantchanging landscapeblackwater national refugegroundwatermid atlanticriverbankmarylandwetlandstributariesblue crabclimate changeghosts of the coastmullica river estuarysaltsalt stressland conversionrising seasgeologymarineghost forestnew jerseynew yorkshorelinesaltwater marshsalinesaltwaterwildfirescoastal marine ecologycedarestuaryregenerationsawgrassgeographysweet gum

Jug Bay Macroinvertebrate Sampling

Maryland

  • Ongoing
Citizen ScienceNature & OutdoorsAnimalsEcology & EnvironmentInsects & PollinatorsOcean Water Marineinsectwater qualitybugsinsectswater pollutionaquatic insects

Leaf Tying Moth (Hypocosmia pyrochroma) - a biological control agent of Cat's Claw Creeper (Dolichandra unguis-cati) in the Burnet-Mary catchments

This is a citizen science-based project aimed at raising public awareness of the devastating impact the Cat’s Claw Creeper has on our natural environments as well as contributing to a better understanding of the establishment and dispersal processes of biological control agents as well as their effe

Multiple locations, including yours!

  • Ongoing
Citizen Sciencebiological controlecology hypocosmia pyrochroma biological control dolichandra unguis-caticat's claw creeperecology & environmentleaf tying mothdolichandra unguis-cati invasive weedsinvasive weedshypocosmia pyrochromabiodiversity leaf tying moth

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